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NEW YORK CITY.

aayor Hewitt yesterday approved the resolution
adopted by tho Aldermen, designating the market now
being built at tho foot Of Gansevoort ST. as west
Washington Market
The Rev Dr Kenneth + JUNIOR delivered an Illus
tratcd lecture on "China~ last evening, at he witt
Chapel No lCO West Twenty ninth ST.. TO = crowded
house Tho lecture was interesting, pleasing and
Instructive
Mrs. Alice King Keeper Of the intelligence Office
st No 272 sixth ave. against whom there were many
complaints and whose license rcyohcd. called on
the Mayor yesterday With her counsel aud asked for
renewal ~ the license. Tho Mayor refused to con
slider the Application al pre>ent
The Clv1 service examination for Custom House
inspectors been iu for several davs
was finished yesterday. Nearly 800 applicants have
been examined
The choir Of Dr. Macirrhur's Church will give at
the church this evening the oratorio Of Ecbccca"
They will be assisted by Adoph Iartdcgcn. vioon'
cello.
Edith Mason. commonly known "Lhtlc sun
shine VIII give concert 10 night in Spencer Hall,
No. ia wcs, Fourtccnthst She viii be assisted by
Miss Fanny Nca-cll ami others
The schedules Of Carrie A. Trcvctt. dealer In fur-
niture at No. II University placc show liabilities of
sss5So ssSiS- "'''''' "'''' ''''' w
Treasurer John p Lynch has received 500 from
Michael Ciblln for the G9:h Regiment testimonial
fund
special messenger viii be dSpat he'd to Rome
this week bearing the jubilee Offering to the Pope
from tho Ancient Order of Iibcrnans Of Pliladcl-
phla II Is I'm the form Of silver pacquo on which
are etched symbocal figures and legends ot ancient
ireland. II cost $500 and Will be presented by Arch
bishop Ryan.
At the fair which IS being held in the new Chapel
of St Raphaers Church. Miss Katie Woods won the
gold watch a. the most popular young lady and John
kcCarthy the gold headed canc for the most popular
young man
The police captains were Instructed last week TO
stop sunday night dancing In halls which were said TO
b. frequcutcd by young rf'ans and diSOrdcry women
Most Of tho halls kept closed sunday night.
the pr0prietOrS having received warning few
halls that were used ly pcctabe WeddlLg parties
not iutcrferci with.
supcria,cndc Murray sent ont the following order
% the police captains yesterday Complaint IS made
OF the playing OF shiny I'm the street by boys and
that PERSONS havc been injured thereby You VIII
insruc the members ~ YOUR command TO prevent
this dangerous practice
The funeral Of William H. Bryce took place ycstcr-
day at his homo. No. 40 West Fifty -fourth-st. Tho
Rev Or Williams. Of All Souls Church read the
vice. Tn, body taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
The Alpa alumni chapter Of the Phi Delta Theta
frcernlty hold IT, fourth annual dinner at DOrvllc's
restaurant. in the Mills Building. last evening. About
thirty resident members present among whom
were representatives OF COluubls. Cornell. Vermont
University and College Of the City of New-York
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

The house Of Mrs George f. clifford at Third and
Sumner avrs Newark wa entered by burglars early
SUNDAY morning. They lighted the gas in the kiiclrn
and proceeded 10 dine on roast turkey and Dther
dclIcaclc- found in the lander. They then a-crndcd
to the paror and lenlc1 the paIlOr aud hall Jets,
securing the Ovrrcoats and other poriahc articles
The sleeping al owe. ~ which several inmates Of
the house lay. wcr" rau-ackch and COLL watch aul
chain d articles II jc~cy taken. while the burglar,
were cpO;V work a knn COCK I'm one of The
went OF and tho bu. glar- installing n frr burglar
alann started down Stars, dropping the clothing and
,uatchnc M tllcr canes and two six umbrella, a.
thry pa cd the front door. Ms. Giipid wa-
awakened by the noise Of their exit and wa a-t"undcd
10 find the entire first nuor lighted up male in
matc Of the house Il -carrcd revolver from window
and attracted policeman. bat Tie lurSlir- made good
their "scapc T.cv overlooked som" valuable silver
ware. The fact of the robbery wa concealed by The
police until yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
NEW BRUNSWICK.

Major Way through his counsel, attempted yeStcr-
day 10 got order from the court compcI'he ."c
Tmpre Loan 10 turn over him the association hoohs.
John Morrison has been invited to organize an
Assembly Of the knights Of Labor under the auSp'eS
~ tho Provisional Committee and 200 anti Povdelly
men have sicnigcd their Intention Of Joining IT,
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,


married man who from 81. Louis about hi'ren
months ago, and lives at II fr ave- and Thirty iOurh
He lcn the the detection OF the shortage
in his accounts but returned voluntarily am was A :
rested He fell AMI broke MS wrist few days Dcfufe
bis arrest and carries his arm in a sling lie was
held I'm 81 900 bail this mOrnnS for IN, 'cncfai s,
siOns, J. g. BIZ mngnam, q Nqnor dca'F' occo'h'"e
l.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
MULBERRY STREET WILL AVE A PARK

Tho Board Of Street Opening, composed of the
Mayor President Bcckman Of the Board Of Aldermen.
President Borden. Of tho Park Department: Controller
Loew and General Newton. Commissioner Of Public
Works took he first practical steps yesterday toward
providing small parks under the provisions Of the
law passed by the last Legislature. President Beck
man said that the Mayor. President Borden and he
had examined various sites. They had agreed that
needed In the Sixth Ward. the dwellings there
being mainly crowded tcncmcnts. The block bounded
by Mulberry, Park, Bayard and Baxter SITS. had been
agreed upon the best one to take This VIII give
a park about COO 10y 200 feet. II was chosen by the
Board. and tho President OF the Park Department AZ
directed to have the necessary maps made so that
the land may be condemned II was suggested that
tho park be named Mulberry Park" but no action
taken.
President Beckman said that the city had acquired
title to the East River Park. containing about seven
acres This extended from Eighty fourth to Eighty
ninth sts and bordeTed the East River A bridge
could be thrown Eighty slxthst to connect Tho
achcd portions OF the park There were now many
fine trees the ground. and there was no reason why
II should not be thrown open to the public. II w1lIt
probably save the lives Of young children Tho
Park Board instructed to prepare maps.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

"JFPPY" HlPV GIN TO n RTETED TODAY
The funeral II Jerry" Irrtisau VIII take place this
morning In St Andrews Roman Catholic Church, At
Duane-st and city Hall place. requiem mass VIII
be celebrated. and the body viii then he taken 10 al
vary Cemetery The funeral VIII undoubtedly 10 a
largo one. No one I'm the ward MAS better known than
Jerry" All day yesterday the body lay In the paiI1r
hi, sisters house, at No. - city Hall place. The
County Democracy Organization ~ the ia Assembly
District ret last evening and decided 'o attend ~"
funeral IN body. All the lrl-h societies with which
Iart gan Wa connected will also send delegations.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
2o6 Fifth Avenue,
Between 25th and 26ih Streets
(MAuiSoN SQUARE).
THEODORE B.STARR
Jewclry and Silverwarc,
Importer Of Diamonds, Bronzes Clocks and
Decorative Porcclains.

Decorative Porcelains
The productions Of the English Por-
cclain works Of the last season reach
an excellence never before attained, and
are marked by most charming origi-
nality and freshness Of design and del
icacy Of finish.
Both these qualities are exhibited in
an unusual degree in the PLATES, and
in the great variety of small COFFEE
CUPS that have lately been received.
The ornamental pieces, VASES, TAZ-
ZAS, EWERS, ETC., also exhibit them
in hardly less degree. The variety of
bcautifulforms and decorations, of stri-
king and pleasing effects of color, was
never so great. Mlnton Goods, Worccs-
ter, Copeland, Doulton, Coalport, all
show the advance.
A Stock is now offered, Of my own
selection at the works, larger than it
has ever been before, and larger than it
will be at any later time this season,
which buyers and others are invited to
examine before it becomes depleted.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
RADWAY'S PILLS.

The Great Liver and stomach Remedy
For the cure OF all OF the stomach Liver bowels
kL,nevn Bladder Diseases. LOSS OF Appetite
HsaIache Costly mess Indigestion Bomsness Fever In
aamnntnn OF tho Howe Piles and all other arrangements
AZ Tho internal Purely vegetable containing no
mercury delete drugs froc 20 cents per
boz sold by all druggists
DYSPEPSIA.
DR. RAILWAYS PILLS cure for this complaint
They restore strength the stomach enable II per
functions hs symptoms OF Dyspepsia disappear
and liability OF contract diseases
Take according directions and observe what
False And True respecting diet fow extracts
tho letters o constantly receiving.
DR.. A. G. MiddlobroOk Doraville 6a II use them In my
practice and family preference to all other pills..
Mrs Caroline Moneith Deer creek lnt - believe my
life has saved by medicine Have long been sur
fering with Dyspepsia and Liver complaint"
II. A. Carr r. NJ Escambia Ala =" Bost Pills he has
used"
r. Hummci. Boonvillo. NO. Cured him when all others
failed.
Alico T.. Ohaver Mt Storm. W. Va: 81 positively say
that the best PILLS over Lad for Dyspepsia
" send lstter stamp Ia DIR kADWAI co, No. 81
Warren ST., Ncw.York, for False and True"
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

ing to select delegates the convention Of Republi-
clubs.
The Citizens Committee Of One Hundred has issued
circular making public the names OF all signers 10
the apple aions Of the twenty four saloon Keepers
for licenses.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
STATEN ISLAND

Edward Mcurcr. forty-slX years old; prosperous
merchant dcl suddenly ycsicrray at hs H"hc J."
Bay ST, staplcton, from hcmorrhaGc.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
MARINE TNYLLLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAL
TO-DAY.
sur ri.os l3 80 a.o. rs, 533 Moons age %
ATEV
A. HOOK. ci-f 4 TTci' Gate
P.A-SAndy pbS 80 Gav G,IL 600 Hell GATE
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AnnounsernsntA

AnnounsemsntA
"GoGEBIC." f.. g. w. "GoGEBIcn
OuR NEW "0ARROIE" COLLAR
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
l65 WEST 63DsE
Usurs-sto IL. te7 Diseases Of tbs Nsrvous systsn
Gsntc; iinsry organs. Impotence and steri!ty.
Under the mistlctoe, cross and wreath,
Hang Just tho loveliest thing beneath.
a Vision Oi lnu6cr snrct aud mild,
Ihe pictured face Of lovely child
"Children Ale our Pota" PACn Bgos, 81 EtVAdway.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13


George ". Collve has been appointed by Justice
Lawrence Of the Supreme Court receiver Of the property
In this State Of tho Atlantic Rubber Company OF Eliza
BOTH n. j. and this city. receiver OF the insolvent
company had been previously appointed In New-JerScy.
The motion TO continue tho temporary Injunction OBJ
taincd 10y LIi0mmcdlcu Co. restraining tho Atlantic
Rubber Company from collecting or disposlng OF
money policies OF insurance claimed 10 DO part
OF the assets viii be argued today
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
RJCHIRD X FOY,s FOREMAN HELD FOR TRTA L.

RICHARD X FOX'S FOREMAN HELD FOR TRIAL.
James J. Barrett, tho foreman OF Richard X Fox
show printing department, in the Tombs Police
Court again yesterday morning. His had been adj
journcd TO this dato from November. when his name
first called he not hand, but he appeared
a few minutes later, Just IN time to avoid the service
of bench warrant. Barrett WAS charged with en-
bezzng al out 900 Collected by Lin from various
theatrical people for printing barrett young
National Republican., 1887-12-09
Reduced prices in every dept. Eiseman,
THE COURT RECORD.

United States Supreme Court.-The following
business was transacted in the United States
Supreme Court Yesterday:
George HabTiskie, ESQ., OF New York city, was
admitted to practice.
No. SO. Milo Hoadley's administrator plain.
til8n error, VS.. the city and county of San
Francisco. Submitted under twentieth rule by
Mr. S. W. Holiday for plaintiffs in error and
Mhoon on for T iRe defendant In error. c OK JUN" -
No. 1Oi Theodore II. Ncttcrlein ct al, ap-
pellants, VS.. Demas Barnes, assignee, &c.
Argued by Mr.. T. Mitchell Tying and Mr, CAL
deTon Carlisle for appellants and by Mr.. Har-
riDgton Putnam for defendant in error.
No 7G3. George W, Radlord, assignee, &c., ct
al, appellonts, vs.. Agnes Folsom, administra-
Mr. Joseph q. Anderson and Mr.. Frank lldger-
man in support of the motion aud by Mr. W.
F. sapp and ". II; Smith In opposition thereto.
Kate d. Mclaughlin, ct al. Argument COM
lent
Court III General Term-Chiei Justice Bing-
ham aud Justices Hagner and James.-John-
son VS.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
papy; submitted. Prince VS.. Jacobs; submitted
Circuit Court-Justico Cox.-ssauford 4 Co
ecutor, vs. Zeal I shoemaker; Judgment by
dSSq CSEtTsGi V District OF GSiumoa s a
25, 20, 81, 2S, l0ttS, %. JOG, 100, 105.
Equity Court-Justice Merrick-lIume VS..
Meyer; auditors report, adopted. shoemaker
VS.. Shoemaker; sale dcereed, and VIM. G..
Johnson appointed trustee to sell. Brndstreet
VS.. Bradstreet order appointing Asa w. Ken.
ney to take testimony In Royalton, VI Meloy
VS.. Central National Bank; leave to amend
bill granted. Cassidy vs. Cassidy: sale con-
hrmed finally, and auditors report confirmed.
Norton VS.. Norton; sale confirmed nisi: Strong
VS.. Sheaiman ct al; pro confesso against two
defendants ordered, and John J. johnson APP
pointed guardian nd litcm. Borsekooske vs.;
Barrows; order appointed A. A. Blrney and
". l.. Cole receivers, and reference to the aIl-
ditor. Rullin VS.. Patch; reference 10 the audi
tor ordered. Branihall VS.. Grady; demurrer
overruled with leave to answer. Bramhall
vs.. Coleman demurrer overruled with leave
to answer.
Criminal Court - Justice ,Montgomery.-
John Stewart and James SnOwden, housebTeuk'
ing; guilty as to Stewart and not guilty as TO
snowden. Henry. Bundon; enlightenment mo-
tion for bill of particulars, Mamie Gordon,
hous ebreaking ard arson; on trial Assign
ment-DalSy Brown, second onenSe petit lar
ceny: Joseph Taylor, assault to kill; John Ca!y
forgery,
National Republican., 1887-12-09
onIInsrN AND CHARITY.
Preparing TO Give tho Little Onos
Christmas Dinner,

D GGPmlug ~ NlNH wv hltllt OuDs "
Christmas Dinner,
The ladies having charge Of the arrange
mcnts as q committee Of the Children's
Christmas Club mot yesterday morning at
the EbJitt House, Mrs. WIN, d. Webb pre-
siding. The other ladies present were Mrs
Encch Totten, Mrs. J. NJ. Walsh, Mira.
Nathaniel Wilson, Mrs. j NJ. Barber, Mrs.
b. w. Allen, Miss Strong, Miss Douglass,
Mrs jeremiah Wilson, Mrs. Woodruff, Miss
Solomons, Mrs. Van Reypen, Mrs. 4. w.
Symous, Mrs Brougb.
Additional subscriptions to the amount
Of 1902 were received
Mrs. Webb announced that they had now
$500 In the treasury, including the Sl52
balance Of last year. The toy committee
request that the toys and gifts be sent to
Mrs. G. @. Willard, Fourteenth and Z
streets. Secondhand toys In good condl-
tiOn are Just as acceptable as new ones,
provided there are plenty to make gilt to
each child.
The dinner committee received several ad-
ditions. 1t now stands! Mrs. J. NJ. Brown,
Mrs. L. NJ. Barker, Mrs. j. NJ. Wilson, Mrs.
Mrs. Van Rypen, Mrs. Z. S. Noyes, Mrs, w.
Brough, and Miss Solomons. The ladies
then were named to take charge OF the
tables the day OF the dinner. Ta0le No. 1,
Mrs. j. NJ. Wilson, Miss Strong, and Miss
Douglass; No. Q, Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. Van
Reypen, and Mrs. Drough; No. D. Mrs.
Barker, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. symons; No.
4, Mrs. n. Wilson, Mrs. Totten, Mrs. Jere
mlah Wilson No. 5, Mrs. c. g. Willard,
Mrs. Allen, Mrs, W. B. Webb; No. G, Mrs.
PeNchy, Miss solomons, and Miss Mccall
mont.
Mrs. Webb read letter from Lieut.. Man
son, OF the National Rifles, tcudeting the use
Of the aTmory, aud adding that 1t would be
appropriately decorated for the occasions;
also, letter from Lieut.. oyster stating
that a SQUAD from the National Rifles would
be placed at the service of the ladies on the
occasion of the dinner to re der any assist
ance In their power. This offer was ac.
cepted with thanks.
National Republican., 1887-12-09
gse smALn THINGS OF a pAv
hiDor Occurrences In aua Abe5s ESQ
NM

Bipor Occurrences In gpa Abres ESQ
Chg.
During tho past week there were 60 deaths
white 49, Colorcd 90; births %, and marriage
The sale Of 5,86s dead lettor parcels com.
mcnCes at Bowling auction rooms next Mon
day
The Shipping League viii meet in this city
on the 10th of January instead Of December a.
was first contemplated.
s'tohn Casey, formerly all old soldier aud in.
mate of the soldiers Home, by his Will leaves
his property to his sister.
The case Of the National Hotel Company
against VIM, ii, Crosby and others, has been
appealed by both parties,
The new school buildings erected during the
past year by the District afford acGommoda.
lions for d,Oj0 pupils The average COS. Of a
building was about t21U UOO.
Tho dental Intimacy Of tho National Uni.
vcrsity report for the month OF November
shows that there were 3Oj operations performed
in that institution during tho month.
: The RErupLIcAN, in It's court report yestcr-
day, stated that Mr.. Geo. ii Ill had obtained a
verdict against tho DiatriCt Of Columbia. II
should have been Critic Publishing Company.
Chas. oswald, in a letter to tho commission.
Crs, protests against allowing the Baltimore
United Oil Company TO uSo tank wagons on
the streets, as the same are held to be danger
Gus.
Policeman Alex, Heard, Of the third pre-.
cinct, was yesterday fined $40 for assaultlng
COrnclia Fields, colOrcd, and sentence on the
charge OF profanity brought against him was
suspended. An appeal was noted.
Chief Justice Bingham yesterday received a
requisitlon from Gov. Lee, of Virginia, for
UGmer2eller Washington, wanted TO answer
the charge of larceny. He was arrested aud
subsequently delivered to the agent Of the
state.
The commissioners yesterday received q pro.
test against the erection of all oil depot on New
| Jersey avenue near X street southeast from
against allowing n side track to connect the
depot with the tracks OF the Baltimore and
potCmnp.
National Republican., 1887-12-09

Tic following roOberics have been reported
TO tho police; Mrs. d. q, Proctor III street,
two gold rings, valued at sJi Albert Dorsey,
Twenty. eighth ard o Streets four pairs OF
boots, valued at $40, stolen from store; Austin
Herr, J2jS. Grace street northwest, printers
Use and type, valued at Sl7, from hisollce: Mr..
Campbell. lDi4 II street, OyerCOat, frock cDat,
and dCIby hat, valued at $40, stolen from hall
way; A. u, Butler, 1928 COrC0rau street, over
coat &C., valued 1T $40, stolen from hallway.
Reduced prices In Child oycrcoats. Else
mRu'a, 1th and Y.
National Republican., 1887-12-09
Reduced prices in every dept. Elscman's, 7&E
ono Hour with the Japanese.

Rev. DR.. W. L. Parson, OF the Church Of the
Reformation, has kindly consented to lecture
Friday evening" the 10Th instant, at the Jefer.
son school building. This will form the first
the care of Trustee Ross A. Fish and 5upervls
ing Principal FaiIbrother, for the benefit OF
teachers and parents of school children. The
subject will be zone hour with the Japanese"
Rev. DR.. Parson is n graceful talker, an ex.
periencod lecturer, anu has a happy faculty of
saying things that catches the car and make
deep Impression OH the mind. Mr.. Fish is ell
deavoring TO get his course Of lectures filled by
WCll.kuOWl speakers,
National Republican., 1887-12-09
Reduced prices in sack suits. Eiseman's, : & E
Election of Officers,

At the annual couyocatiou of Columbia Il.
A. CHAPTER, No, |, held last Wednesday even
ing, the following officers were chosen for the
ensuing year: ]. X. Robinson, NJ. T. II. r.: A.
". Pentland, l.. X; J. NJ, Hodges, Il. s.; l.. II.
Chamberlain, Sec; J.. q. Stephens, treas,
During the evening Companion q. d. Pattcn
was presented with past hi n priests Jewel.
State, War, and Navy Council, No. 2Jl, Ma.
President, l., Il. Parker; vice president d. c.
Morrison speaker, \. Il. Cassidy: secretary,
Thomas j. LasicI financial secretary, WIN. II.
Lewis; treasurer, VIM. II. Doe; chaplain, o..
W. White.
National Republican., 1887-12-09


The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonc-Lcbanon, No. !, Masonic Temple
Hiram, No. 10, Masonic Temple; Columbia
Commandery, Knights Templar, No. 2, Masonic
q. 4. R-Georgc c. Meade, No. 8, Seventh
and L streets northwest John +. Reynolds, No.
9, q. A. Il. Hall.
/. o. o. F.-Ccntral. No. /, Odd Fellows
Hall; Eastern. No. q odd Fellows Hall; Me.
Chanics, No. IS, Georgetown; Metropolis No.
Ii, Moore's Hall, Ninth street.
Knights fPythias-Syracusian No. 10, iHnn.
Sylvania aveEue and Ninth street northwest;
Nelson Division, No. ., Uniformed Rank, Cos
mopolitan Hall, Eighth and Il streets north
west.
o.C, T-GorGold, No /, lie Drolt building,
room 40.
SONS Of Jonadob-Good viii, No, ., 81
Eighth street,
10. G. Incoming star, o23 street; d. p.
Halloway Lodge, No. is, 2J5 l street north
west
!. q. M.-washlngton No. G. Coz street
northwest; Lafayette, No. 49, Seventh and i
streets northwest.
L. o. OF H.-Washington, No. III, 72i Sixth
street northwest -
l. o. r., M.-onondagO, No. 10, 3li Eighth
street northwest
Patriotic Sons of America Washington
Camp, No. !, Elks' Hail, yO2 Pennsylvania ave.
nue..
National Republican., 1887-12-09

DESIRE OF my own free will to testify 10 the
merits and great virtues of DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup. 10 win break up cold quicker thau
anything know Of. Is always reliable, per
eSy hISe nS dne Yos
old, suffering from u cough or cold. | would
as soon think Of being without bread in my
house, as without bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup. JNU. II. FRAECis, % Park Place, N. Y.
po1roci1 rrtccv IN, ovcrv dent Eisen,nn's :, ,E e
National Republican., 1887-12-09

Positively the finest assortment ever
shown in Washington in the following
Goods:
Whiting Tablets, Dressing Cases, Photo
graph Csses, Cigar Cases, Cigarette Cases,
Card Cases, Leather Cases, Brush Cases,
Travellers Ink Cases, Car Ticket Gases,
Match Cases, Purses, Manicure Sets, Black
ne Sets, Travellers Drinking Cups, Tray.
National Republican., 1887-12-09
Nmas Presents for GcntIemon,

Gents genuine diamond scarf pin, Sc.
Cents genuine diamond stud, $40.
Solid gold initial sleeve buttons, $3.50,
Guld-head canes, 81 80 W.
Silver shaving cups, 50.
Gents seal rings So to $40.
Solid gold onyx lockCtS, g..
Solid gold diamond loCkctS, SI2 to $50.
Avoid the rush. Goods laid aside now on
deposits. Il. HARRIS ~ Co., i52 7th st.
National Republican., 1887-12-09

The following building permits were issued
yesterday c. W. King, to erect six brick
dwellings, Nos. AZ 10 i57 n street northwes.;
slO,OCO. a. Pollok, to erect brick stable iu
sear OF no itiS street noIthWeSI SSig2, GSn S1f
Hinth.and-a half street northwest; $500 J.
Jones, TO erect eleven brick dwellings, Nos.
2cOs 10 202S PoTtncr place SlsCO0. l.. Peyton
to erect brick dwelling on ID street. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets southeast ST.
eco. A. j. Fisher, to erect brick stable at No.
70 !. street southeast; $3.50. r. Thornton, to re.
pair No. 1916 Third street northwest $500.
National Republican., 1887-12-09
Reduced prlcosln lrocli suits, EIsoman'e, : & E.
Hunting a Lost wife.

Tho police arc now looking M the wife OF q
Virllnian who IaygaTlously disappeared on
OCT. 20 last. He states that hc brought her to
this city, and on their way back home sne
stopped TO do some shopping In West WASH
inplOn, and She has not beOn seen since
National Republican., 1887-12-09

A hearing was given yesterday by th3 inter-
state commerce commission in tho case OF
james Pyle n Sons, who complained that the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Rallroad
Company had Disseminated against them in
the freight charges on pehIli,e, oral urgu-
meuls from counsel we're presented.